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For most Star Trek shows you're better off with highlight episodes tbh, though now and then a great one is part of a longer story arc.
I just started Babylon 5 and it starts wayyy stronger than any Trek starts.
The first season of B5 has plenty of filler episodes, and I'd argue that season 2 has plenty of fluff until the episode In the Shadow of Z'ha'dum. It's been a long time since I watched the show though, and at some point in the near future I'm planning to rewatch.
I haven't seen the whole show so idk what's "filler" and what's not, it's just episode after episode of really solid 90s sci-fi that isn't tied down by The Federation/Earth/The US being a utopia
B5's "filler" episodes are important character development. Except for TKO of course. Completely skippable.
You're probably right, I read some of the first season articles on Wikipedia and most of them do seem to have something that furthers the characters' story arcs. TKO is afaik regarded as the worst episode in the series by far.